The digital storefront Steam has launched its “Cyberpunk Fest,” a themed promotional event featuring substantial discounts across games set in futuristic or dystopian worlds. The sale, which runs for seven days and concludes on August 10, celebrates genres ranging from neon-drenched city builders to immersive RPGs and action shooters, drawing inspiration from classic narratives like *Blade Runner*.
Featured Titles and Major Discounts
During the event, players can access not only deep discounts but also free demos and showcases of anticipated cyberpunk-themed releases. As is typical for a major Steam festival, Valve released an accompanying trailer hosted by Kaci Aitchison to highlight participating titles.
Cyberpunk 2077
The centerpiece of the festival remains *Cyberpunk 2077*. While the role-playing game had previously gone on sale, it maintains one of the most significant deals. The base game is currently available with a 70% reduction in price, costing $17.99 / 17,99€ / £14.99. Furthermore, players can acquire the Ultimate Edition—which includes the *Phantom Liberty* expansion—for $33.10 / 33,10€ / £27.58, representing a 60% savings.
Indie and Genre Standouts
The festival also spotlights several smaller titles and genre-bending experiences:
- Katanaut: This stylish title blends metroidvania exploration with roguelite progression and cosmic horror, set within a cyberpunk context. It is currently marked down by 69%, priced at $5.57 / 5,42€ / £4.63.
- Peripeteia: This immersive simulation game takes place in an alternate-history version of Poland. Mixing first- and third-person gameplay with stealth, RPG elements, and shooter mechanics, it is available at a 25% discount for $18.21 / 17,93€ / £15.38.
Additional Sales Opportunities
In addition to the marquee titles, several other games boast deep reductions:
- RoboCop: Rogue City is marked down by an impressive 90%.
- The related titles, *Deus Ex: Human Revolution – Director’s Cut* and *Deus Ex: Mankind Divided*, are both available at 85% off.
- *Ninja Gaiden 4* has received a 40% discount.
These themed festivals are a regular feature of Valve’s PC gaming platform, designed to draw attention to specific genres and help players discover new titles—an opportunity that is particularly valuable even while anticipating large events such as the Steam Next Fest.
